Mermaids in Jamaica

While Mermaids may be seen as just mythical creatures, in Jamaican they are quite real – or, so some think. Let’s talk about the Mermaids in Jamaica.

The Mermaids of Jamaica

The Mermaids of Jamaica, also known as River Mummas. They are mythical creatures that appear in Jamaican folklore.

River Mummas are said to inhabit the rivers of Jamaica and all the fish are believed to be her children.

What is a River Mumma?

The mermaids are usually depicted as rather calm beings. In contrast, the River Mumma is more like the sirens of Greek mythology

Mermaid Sightings in Jamaica

There are many stories about the River/Riva Mumma. Whether they are all true may be somewhat questionable, but the tellers of these stories will assure you that they are true.

Where Can I See a Mermaid in Jamaica?

Jamaica’s Montego Bay Marine Park has recently announced the creation of its first underwater environmental sculpture. This sculpture is presented in the form of a 226.796 kg (500-pound) mermaid figure, crafted from crushed glass and cement.

What are Mermaids called in Jamaica?

Mermaids in Jamaica are called River Mummas or River Mama. River Mummas are said to inhabit the rivers of Jamaica and all the fish are believed to be her children.

Who is the oldest mermaid?

Atargatis is a renowned mermaid figure who dates back to ancient times, believed to be some 3000 – 4000 years ago. She is the oldest known mermaid legend.

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Mermaids in Jamaica

Mermaids in Jamaica

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